List of Disney live-action shorts

The Walt Disney Company, commonly known as Disney, is an American multinational mass media and entertainmentconglomerate that is headquartered at the Walt Disney Studios complex in Burbank, California. Since 1922, the founder of the company, Walt Disney, and the company has produced live-action motion picture shorts. This list only includes shorts which were initially released as individual shorts, which excludes the shorts that were originally released as part of Disney features in the 1950s and later re-released as individual shorts. This list also does not include shorts that do not contain any original stock footage. This list includes shorts with both live action and animation only if the majority of the shorts contain live action. This list does not include any trailers as they are usually edited from the features they are supposed to promote.

Key to the colors used below

	Type of film
	Documentary films
	True-Life Adventures
	People & Places
	Related to Theme parks
	Educational film shown in school

Theatrical

Silent era

Series	Title	Date	Director	DVD Release	Notes
—	Tommy Tucker's Tooth[1]	December 6, 1922	Walt Disney	—	Animated insert less than 12 second.
—	Martha[1]	1923	Walt Disney	—	Song-O-Reel
—	Clara Cleans Her Teeth[1]	1926	Walt Disney	—	Animated insert less than 12 second.

Note: Some of the Alice Comedies shorts were primarily live-action but for consistency's sake they are included on the list of Disney animated shorts.

Sound era

Series	Title	Date	Director	DVD Release	Notes
—	Stormy, the Thoroughbred[2]	March 12, 1954	Larry Lansburgh	—	First film distributed by Buena Vista Film Distribution Company, Inc.
—	Cow Dog[2]	November 6, 1956	Larry Lansburgh	—	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short (Two Reel)
—	The Tattooed Police Horse[3]	December 18, 1964	Larry Lansburgh	—	Released with Emil and the Detectives
—	Run, Appaloosa, Run[3]	July 29, 1966	Larry Lansburgh	Disney Movie Club	Released with Lt. Robin Crusoe, USN
—	Hang Your Hat on the Wind[3]	June 11, 1969	Larry Lansburgh	—	Originally an episode of Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color., Released with Rascal
—	Dad, Can I Borrow the Car?[4]	September 30, 1970	Ward Kimball	Disney Movie Club	Stop-motion animation and live-action short film. Released with a Son of Flubber re-release.
—	Frankenweenie[5]	December 12, 1984	Tim Burton	The Nightmare Before Christmas Special Edition, Collector's Edition, and Blu-ray 3D and Frankenweenie	Released theatrically in the UK with Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend. Remade as feature length stop-motion animation film in 2012.

Documentaries

1940s

Series	Title	Date	Director	DVD Release	Notes
True-Life Adventures	Seal Island[6]	December 21, 1948	James Algar	Walt Disney Legacy Collection - True Life Adventures, volume 2: Lands of Exploration	First True-Life Adventure film. Won the 1949 Academy Award for Best Live Action Short (Two Reel)

1950s

Series	Title	Date	Director	DVD Release	Notes
True-Life Adventures	In Beaver Valley (a.k.a. Beaver Valley)[2]	July 19, 1950	James Algar	Walt Disney Legacy Collection - True Life Adventures, volume 1: Wonders of the World	Released with Treasure Island. Won the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short (Two Reel)
True-Life Adventures	Nature's Half Acre[2]	July 28, 1951	James Algar	Walt Disney Legacy Collection - True Life Adventures, volume 4: Nature's Mysteries	Released with Alice in Wonderland. Won the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short (Two Reel)
True-Life Adventures	The Olympic Elk[2]	February 13, 1952	James Algar	Walt Disney Legacy Collection - True Life Adventures, volume 3: Creatures of the Wild	Released with a Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs re-release
True-Life Adventures	Water Birds[2]	June 26, 1952	Ben Sharpsteen	Walt Disney Legacy Collection - True Life Adventures, volume 1: Wonders of the World and The Rescuers	Released with The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men. Won the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short (Two Reel)
True-Life Adventures	Bear Country[2]	February 5, 1953	James Algar	Walt Disney Legacy Collection - True Life Adventures, volume 3: Creatures of the Wild	Released with Peter Pan. Won the Academy Award for Best Live Short (Two Reel)
People & Places	The Alaskan Eskimo[2]	February 18, 1953	James Algar	—	First People & Places film. Won the Academy Award for Best Documentary Short
True-Life Adventures	Prowlers of the Everglades[2]	July 23, 1953	James Algar	Walt Disney Legacy Collection - True Life Adventures, volume 1: Wonders of the World	Released with The Sword and the Rose. Last film distributed by RKO Radio Pictures
People & Places	Siam[2]	December 24, 1954	Ralph Wright	—	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short (Two Reel)
Wildlife Adventure	Arizona Sheepdog[2]	May 25, 1955	Larry Lansburgh	—	Released with Davy Crockett, King of the Wild Frontier. Later released on 16mm as Nicky and Rock - Working Sheep Dogs.
People & Places	Switzerland[2]	June 16, 1955	Ben Sharpsteen	—	Released with Lady and the Tramp. Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short (Two Reel)
People & Places	Men Against the Arctic[2]	December 21, 1955	Winston Hibler	—	Released with both The Littlest Outlaw and The Great Locomotive Chase. Won the Academy Award for Best Documentary Short
Foreign Nature Documentary	Emperor Penguins[2][7]	October 13, 1955	Maris Marret	—	Frence produced short acquired for distribution
People & Places	Sardinia[2]	November 15, 1956	Ben Sharpsteen	—
People & Places	Disneyland U.S.A.[2]	December 20, 1956	Hamilton S. Luske	Walt Disney Treasures: Disneyland-Secrets, Stories and Magic	Released with Westward Ho, the Wagons!.
People & Places	Samoa[2]	December 25, 1956	Ben Sharpsteen	—	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short (Two Reel)
People & Places	The Blue Man of Morocco[2]	February 14, 1957	Ralph Wright	—	Released with a Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs re-release
People & Places	Lapland[2]	February 14, 1957	Ben Sharpsteen	—	Released with a Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs re-release
Social & Cultural	Alaskan Sled Dog[2]	July 3, 1957	Ben Sharpsteen	—
Wildlife Adventure	The Wetback Hound[2]	June 19, 1957	Larry Lansburgh	—	Released with Johnny Tremain. Won the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short
Foreign Wildlife Film	Niok[2][8]	August 28, 1957	Edmond Sechan	—	Frence produced short acquired for distribution and Released on double bill with Perri.
People & Places	Portugal[2]	December 25, 1957	Ben Sharpsteen	—	Released with Old Yeller. Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short.
People & Places	Wales[2]	June 10, 1958	Geoffrey Foot	—
People & Places	Scotland[2]	June 11, 1958	Geoffrey Foot	—
People & Places	Ama Girls[2]	July 9, 1958	Ben Sharpsteen	—	Won the Academy Award for Best Short Subject Documentary. Released with The Light in the Forest. Later released on 16mm as Japan Harvests the Sea.
Wildlife Documentary	Grand Canyon[2]	December 17, 1958	James Algar	Sleeping Beauty Special Edition (2003), Platinum Edition (2008)	Released with Sleeping Beauty. Won the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short
People & Places	Seven Cities of Antarctica[2]	December 25, 1958	Winston Hibler	—	Released with Tonka
Nature Documentary	Nature's Strangest Creatures[2]	March 19, 1959	Ben Sharpsteen	Walt Disney Legacy Collection - True Life Adventures, volume 2: Lands of Exploration	Released with The Shaggy Dog
People & Places	Cruise of the Eagle [2]	March 19, 1959	Ben Sharpsteen	—	Released with The Shaggy Dog
Tomorrow Land	Eyes in Outer Space	June 18, 1959	Ward Kimball	Walt Disney Treasures: Tomorrow Land
Nature Documentary	Mysteries of the Deep[2]	December 16, 1959	Ben Sharpsteen	Walt Disney Legacy Collection - True Life Adventures, volume 1: Wonders of the World	Released with The Vanishing Prairie. Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short

1960s

Series	Title	Date	Director	DVD Release	Notes
Travelogue	Gala Day at Disneyland[3]	January 21, 1960	Hamilton Luske	—	Released with Toby Tyler
Nature Documentary	Islands of the Sea[3]	March 16, 1960	Ben Sharpsteen	Walt Disney Legacy Collection - True Life Adventures, volume 2: Lands of Exploration	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short
People & Places	Japan [3]	April 6, 1960	Ben Sharpsteen	—
People & Places	The Danube[3]	April 27, 1960	Ben Sharpsteen	—	Final film in the People & Places series
Wildlife Adventure	The Hound That Thought He Was a Raccoon[3]	August 10, 1960	Tom McGowan	—	Released with Jungle Cat
Sports Documentary	The Horse with the Flying Tail[3]	December 21, 1960	Larry Lansburgh	Disney Movie Club	Released with both Swiss Family Robinson and One Hundred and One Dalmatians. Won the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature
Wildlife Adventure	Yellowstone Cubs[3]	June 13, 1963	Charles L. Draper	Disney Movie Club	Released with both Savage Sam and Summer Magic
Wildlife Adventure	A Country Coyote Goes Hollywood[3]	January 28, 1965	Jack Couffer	Disney Movie Club	Released with Those Calloways
Wildlife Adventure	The Legend of the Boy and the Eagle[3]	June 21, 1967	Jack Couffer	—	Released with The Gnome-Mobile

1970s

Series	Title	Date	Director	DVD Release	Notes
Travelogue	The Magic of Walt Disney World[9]	December 22, 1972	Tom Leetch	—	Released with Snowball Express.
Wildlife Adventure	A Tale of Two Critters[4]	June 22, 1977	Jack Speirs	—	Released with The Rescuers
Wildlife Adventure	Footloose Fox[4]	July 7, 1979	Jack Speirs	—	Released with a One Hundred and One Dalmatians re-release

Non-theatrical

Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs films

Series	Title	Date	Director	DVD Release	Notes
Documentary	South of the Border with Disney[6]	November 23, 1942	Norm Ferguson	Saludos Amigos	Behind the scenes, regarding Disney's trip south of the border, also includes some drawings of Disney characters, and some animated pencil test sequences. Distributed on 16mm by the Office of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs[10]
Documentary	The Amazon Awakens[6]	May 29, 1944	Bill Roberts	—	Animated inserts (maps) demonstrating location vitiated. Travelogue film. Distributed on 16mm by the Office of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs[11]

Theme park films

See also: Circle-Vision 360°

Series	Short film	Date	Director	Notes
Theme Parks	Rocket to the Moon [2]	July 17, 1955		The Tomorrowland attraction
Theme Parks	Disneyland USA at Radio City Music Hall[3]	1962		Mickey Mouse costumed (not animated) interacts with Walt Disney[12]
Theme Parks	Golden Opportunity[3]	1964
Theme Parks	EPCOT[3]	1967
Theme Parks	Flight to the Moon[3]	1967
Theme Parks	Walt Disney World – Phase I[3]	April 30, 1969
Theme Parks	Walt Disney World – Vacation Kingdom[3]	September 1969
Theme Parks	The Magic of Disneyland[3]	June 11, 1969
Theme Parks	Project Florida[4]	1971
Theme Parks	The Hall of Presidents Film[4]	October 1, 1971
Theme Parks	The Walt Disney Story[9]	April 8, 1973
Theme Parks	EPCOT 77[13]	1977		Promotional film for Epcot
Theme Parks	Kingdom of Dreams and Magic – Tokyo Disneyland[5]	September 1980		Promotional film
Theme Parks	A Dream Called Walt Disney World[5]	June 1, 1981		Promotional film
Theme Parks	The Dream Called EPCOT[5]	June 1, 1981		Promotional film
Theme Parks	Bird and the Robot[5]	1982		Animatronic robot explains the car production assembly line.
Theme Parks	A Day at Disneyland[5]	June 1982		Mickey Mouse costumed (not animated) and various other Disney characters costumed (Not animated) enjoy a day at the Disneyland theme Park
Theme Parks	Magic Journeys[5]	September 1982		3-d film
Theme Parks	Symbiosis[5]	October 1, 1982		Epcot attraction
Theme Parks	Impressions de France[5]	October 1, 1982		220° film
Theme Parks	TravelPort Film[5]	October 1, 1982		Epcot attraction
Theme Parks	Energy, You Make the World Go ‘Round[5]	October 1, 1982		Epcot attraction
Theme Parks	The Eternal Sea[5]	April 15, 1983		200 degree film,
Theme Parks	A Visit to EPCOT Center[5]	September 1983		Epcot attraction
Theme Parks	EPCOT Center: A Souvenir Program[5]	January 1984		Souvenir home video
Theme Parks	Follow Us…to Walt Disney World[5]	July 11, 1985		Promotional film.
Theme Parks	Captain EO[5]	September 12, 1986		Live-action film featuring Michael Jackson
Theme Parks	Star Tours[5]	January 9, 1987		Ride film, Star Wars themed.
Theme Parks	The Lottery[5]	May 1, 1989		Minimal special effects explanation
Theme Parks	Michael and Mickey[5]	May 1, 1989		Michael Eisner and Mickey Mouse costumed (not animated), intro Epcot attractions trailers.
Theme Parks	Body Wars [5]	October 19, 1989		Guests are shrunken to the size of a blood cell and taken through the blood stream. Directed by Leonard Nimoy and starring Tim Matheson and Dakin Matthews.
Theme Parks	The Making of Me[5]	October 30, 1989		Explores the topic of human conception and birth. Hosted by Martin Short. Includes an animated segment where the egg fertilizes the sperm.
Theme Parks	The Bones and Muscles Get Rhythm[14]	January 26, 1990		Epcot film about the human body
Theme Parks	The Brain and the Nervous System Think Science[14]	January 26, 1990		Epcot film about the human body
Theme Parks	The Heart and Lungs Play Ball[14]	January 26, 1990		Epcot film about the human body
Theme Parks	Euro Disney: When the Dream Becomes Reality [14]	December 5, 1990		Promotional film for Euro Disney.
Theme Parks	A Day at the Magic Kingdom[14]	1991		Promotional film for Magic Kingdom.
Theme Parks	Mickey's Audition[14]	1991		Mickey Mouse costumed (not animated) applies for a job at Disney.
Theme Parks	Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater Restaurant Film [14]	April 20, 1991		Promotional film
Theme Parks	Muppet*Vision 3D[14]	May 16, 1991		Co-produced with Jim Henson Productions, producer of the Muppets.
Theme Parks	Honey, I Shrunk the Audience[14]	November 21, 1994		3D film spin off of the Honey, I Shrunk the Kids film series
Theme Parks	Walt Disney World at Home: Garden Magic: Telling the Story with Plants[14]	1996		Gardening information
Theme Parks	Walt Disney World at Home: Garden Magic: Porible Gardens[14]	1996		Gardening information
Theme Parks	Walt Disney World at Home: Garden Magic: Parterre Gardens[14]	1996		Gardening information
Theme Parks	Walt Disney World at Home: Garden Magic: Topiary[14]	1996		Gardening information
Theme Parks	Walt Disney World at Home: Garden Magic: Environmental Gardening[14]	1996		Gardening information
Theme Parks	Ellen's Energy Adventure[14]	September 15, 1996		Ellen DeGeneres stars in a film and Audio-Animatronics show about energy
Theme Parks	One Man's Dream: 100 Years of Magic[15]	2001
Theme Parks	The Boudin Bakery Tour	February 8, 2001
Theme Parks	Seasons of the Vine[15]	February 8, 2001
Theme Parks	Golden Dreams[15]	February 8, 2001
Theme Parks	Soarin' Over California[15]	February 8, 2001
Theme Parks	Encore[15]	September 4, 2001
Theme Parks	StormRider	September 4, 2001
Theme Parks	CinéMagique	March 16, 2002
Theme Parks	Mission: Space [Mars Mission]	August 15, 2003
Theme Parks	Where Magic Lives - Magic Kingdom[15]	2004
Theme Parks	Disneyland Resort: Happiest Homecoming On Earth[15]	May 5, 2005
Theme Parks	Disneyland: The First 50 Magical Years[15]	May 5, 2005
Theme Parks	Magic Kingdom: The Happiest Celebration on Earth[15]	May 5, 2005
Theme Parks	Welcome: Portraits of America[15]	October 2007
Theme Parks	Walt Disney Imagineering Blue Sky Cellar	October 20, 2008
Theme Parks	Star Tours – The Adventures Continue	May 20, 2011
Theme Parks	Star Wars: Path of the Jedi	November 16, 2015
Theme Parks	Star Wars Launch Bay	November 16, 2015
Theme Parks	Soaring Over the Horizon	June 16, 2016
Theme Parks	Soarin' Around the World [Epcot Version]	June 16, 2016
Theme Parks	Soarin' Around the World [Disney California Adventure Version]	June 16, 2016
Theme Parks	Iron Man Experience	December 16, 2016
Theme Parks	Nemo & Friends SeaRider	May 12, 2017
Theme Parks	Avatar Flight of Passage	May 26, 2017
Theme Parks	Mission: Space [Earth Mission]	August 13, 2017
Theme Parks	Star Wars: Millennium Falcon – Smugglers Run	May 31, 2019
Theme Parks	Soaring: Fantastic Flight	July 23, 2019
Theme Parks	Awesome Planet	January 17, 2020

Educational films

The following films were produced by Disney Educational to be shown in schools.

1960s

Series	Short film	Date	Director	Notes
Educational	The Ceramic Mural[3][16]	September 1965

1970s

Series	Short film	Date	Notes
Educational	The Magic Whistle[9]	1972
Educational	Mrs. Peabody's Beach[9]	1972
History Alive!	Democracy – Equality or Privilege[9]	1972
History Alive!	The Right of Dissent[9]	1972
History Alive!	States' Rights[9]	1972
History Alive!	The Right of Petition[9]	1972
History Alive!	Impeachment of a President[9]	1972
Educational	Leonardo da Vinci – First Man of the Renaissance[9]	1972
Educational	John Muir – Father of Our National Parks[17]	1973	About national parks not theme parks.
Educational	Henry O. Tanner – Pioneer Black American Artist[17]	September 1973
Educational	Sequoyah[18]	September 1974
Educational	Barbara Inside Out[19]	1975
Educational	3 Days in the County Jail	1975	Distribution only[20][21]
Fergi Builds a Business	If the Fergi Fits, Wear It[19]	September 1975
Educational	The Reunion[22]	September 1976
Fergi Builds a Business	Fergi Goes Inc.[13]	September 1977
Fergi Builds a Business	Fergi Diversifies[13]	September 1977
The People on Market Street	Wages and Production[13]	September 1977
The People on Market Street	Scarcity and Planning[13]	September 1977
The People on Market Street	Market Clearing Price[13]	September 1977
The People on Market Street	Demand[13]	September 1977
The People on Market Street	Cost[13]	September 1977
The People on Market Street	Supply[13]	September 1977
The People on Market Street	Property Rights and Pollution[13]	September 1977
Fergi Builds a Business	Fergi Meets the Challenge[13]	September 1978
Eyewitness to History	The Events[4]	September 1978
Eyewitness to History	The Life Styles[4]	September 1978
Eyewitness to History	The People[4]	September 1978
The National Student Test	The National Student Fire Safety Test[4]	September 1979
The National Student Test	The National Student Recreational Safety Test[4]	September 1979
The National Student Test	The National Student School Safety Test[4]	September 1979
The National Student Test	The National Student Traffic Safety Test[4]	September 1979
The National Student Test	The National Student First Aid Test[4]	September 1979
The Truly Exceptional	Carol Johnston[4]	September 1979
The Truly Exceptional	Dan Haley[4]	September 1979
The Truly Exceptional	Tom and Virl Osmond[4]	September 1979

1980s

Series	Short film	Date	Notes
Educational	Rick, You're In: A Story About Mainstreaming[5]	September 1980
Fit to Be You	Flexibility and Body Composition[5]	September 1980
Fit to Be You	Muscles[5]	September 1980
Fit to Be You	Heart-Lungs[5]	September 1980
The Nick Price Story of Non-Manipulative Selling	A Better Way to Go: An Introduction to Non-Manipulative Selling[5]	February 1981
The Nick Price Story of Non-Manipulative Selling	The Danbury Secret of Flexible Behavior[5]	February 1981
The Nick Price Story of Non-Manipulative Selling	The Voice: Questions that Help You Sell[5]	February 1981
Educational	Comets: Time Capsules of the Solar System[5]	September 1981	Uses live-action and animated diagrams.
Educational	Reaching Out: A Story About Mainstreaming[5]	September 1981
Educational	The Cookie Kid[5]	September 1981
Fitness for Living	What Is Physical Fitness[5]	September 1982
Fitness for Living	How to Get Fit[5]	September 1982
Fitness for Living	Measuring Up[5]	September 1982
Educational	Speaking of Weather[5]	September 1982	Part animated[23]
Educational	Close-up on the Planets[5]	September 1982
Educational	America Works…America Sings[5]	September 1982
Fun to Be Fit	Why Be Physically Fit?[5]	March 1983
Fun to Be Fit	Getting Physically Fit[5]	March 1983
Fun to Be Fit	Physical Fitness[5]	March 1983
Educational	The Time Traveler's Guide to Energy[5]	September 1983
Educational	Future Work[5]	September 1983
Educational	Decision-Making: Critical Thought in Action[5]	September 1983
Skills for the New Technology	What a Kid Needs to Know Today: Basic Communication Skills[5]	September 1983	[24]
Skills for the New Technology	What a Kid Needs to Know Today: Living with Change[5]	September 1983
Skills for the New Technology	What a Kid Needs to Know Today: Living with Computers[5]	September 1983	[25]
Educational	Computers: The Truth of the Matter[5]	October 1, 1983
Educational	Lights! Camera! Fractions![5]	March 1984	Includes some minimal stop-motion special effects.
Educational	Ethics in the Computer Age[5]	August 1984
Educational	Energy in Physics[5]	August 1984
Educational	Child Molestation: Breaking the Silence[5]	August 1984
Educational	Now I Can Tell You My Secret[5]	August 1984	[26]
The Challenge of Survival	The Challenge of Survival: Land[5]	August 1984	Minimal use of animated diagrams
The Challenge of Survival	The Challenge of Survival: Chemical[5]	August 1984	Minimal use of animated diagrams.
The Challenge of Survival	The Challenge of Survival: Water[5]	August 1984	Minimal use of animated diarams
Educational	Flight[5]	September 1985
Educational	Decimals: What's the Point[5]	September 1985	Produced for Walt Disney Educational Media Company by Winterfilm. Minimal animated inserts showing numbers.
Educational	Economics by Choice[5]	September 1985
Educational	On Your Own[5]	September 1985
Educational	Before It's Too Late: A Film on Teenage Suicide[5]	September 1985
Educational	A Time to Tell: Teen Sexual Abuse[5]	September 1985
Educational	Expectations: A Story About Stress[5]	September 1985
Educational	Simple Machines: A Moving Experience[5]	March 1986
Educational	Storms[5]	March 1986	. interviews, animated diagrams, and some reused animated footage.
Educational	AIDS[5]	September 1986
Educational	Earthquakes[5]	September 1986
Educational	Smokeless Tobacco[5]	September 1986
Educational	Chemistry Matters[5]	September 1986
Educational	Learning with Film and Video[5]	September 1986
Educational	Using Simple Machines [5]	September 1986
Educational	Careers in Math & Science: A Different View[5]	September 1986
Educational	Crack: The Big Lie[5]	February 1987
Educational	AIDS: What Do We Tell Our Children?[5]	August 1987
Educational	The Children of Japan: Learning the New, Remembering the Old[5]	September 1987
Educational	Goofy's Hygiene Game[5]	August 1987	Goofy costumed (not animated) explains with clips from his classic cartoons the importance of good hygiene.
Educational	Mickey's Field Trips: The Police Station[5]	September 1987	Costumed Mickey Mouse (not animated) offers kids a field trip to important social institutions.
Educational	Mickey's Field Trips: The Fire Station[5]	September 1987	Costumed Mickey Mouse (not animated) offers kids a field trip to important social institutions.
Educational	Mickey's Field Trips: The Hospital [5]	September 1987	Costumed Mickey Mouse (not animated) offers kids a field trip to important social institutions.
Educational	Electricity[5]	September 1987
Educational	Benny and the ‘Roids: A Story About Steroid Abuse [5]	March 1988
Educational	Blackberries in the Dark[5]	March 1988
Educational	Norway – the Film[5]	July 5, 1988
Educational	Choices: A Story About Staying in School[5]	August 1988
Educational	School Hero: A Story About Staying in School[5]	August 1988
Educational	Children of the Soviet Union[5]	September 1988
Educational	The Jamie Fort Story: A Story About Self-Esteem[5]	September 1988
Educational	Safety Belt Expert[5]	September 1988	Feature Costumed Mickey Mouse (not animated)
Educational	Minnie's Science Field Trips: San Diego Zoo[5]	September 1988	Costumed Minnie Mouse (not animated) offers kids a field trip to important social institutions.
Educational	Minnie's Science Field Trips: Johnson Space Center[5]	September 1988	Costumed Minnie Mouse (not animated) offers kids a field trip to important social institutions.
Educational	Minnie's Science Field Trips: The Living Seas[5]	September 1988	Costumed Minnie Mouse (not animated) offers kids a field trip to important social institutions.
Educational	Do Dragons Dream?[5]	September 1988	Figment shows children imagination's involvement in developing ideas.
Educational	How Does It Feel to Be an Elephant?[5]	September 1988	Figment teaches about various comprehension skills through an imaginary safari.
Educational	How Does Sound Sound?[5]	September 1988	Figment demonstrates rhythm in sound and how the five senses can be used to observe the world.
Educational	What Can You See By Looking?[5]	September 1988	Figment teaches observation skills through wordplay.
Educational	How Does It Feel to Fly?[5]	September 1988	Describing the world through classifying and sequencing..
Educational	Would You Eat A Blue Potato?[5]	September 1988	Figment shows the different impressions given by different colors.
Educational	D.A.R.E. to Say "No"[5]	September 1988
Educational	Computers: Where They Come From and How They Work[5]	April 1989
Educational	The Children of Mexico[5]	April 20, 1989
educational	Like Jake and Me[5]	May 9, 1989
educational	The Writing Process: A Conversation with Mavis Jukes[5]	July 3, 1989
Educational	Mickey's Field Trips: The United Nations[5]	July 27, 1989	Costumed Goofy (not animated) offer kid a field trip to important social institutions.
Educational	Goofy's Field Trips: Ships[5]	August 7, 1989	Costumed Goofy (not animated) offers kids a field trip to important social institutions.
Educational	Goofy's Field Trips: Trains[5]	August 10, 1989	Costumed Goofy (not animated) offers kids a field trip to important social institutions.
Educational	Goofy's Field Trips: Planes[5]	August 18, 1989	Costumed Goofy (not animated) offers kids a field trip to important social institutions.
Educational	The Constitution: A History of Our Future[5]	September 1989	Mostly live-action conversation, but also an animated segment.
Educational	Mickey's Safety Club: Halloween Surprises[5]	September 1989	Costumed Mickey Mouse (not animated) offers kids a field trip to important social institutions.
Educational	Mickey's Safety Club: Playground Fun[5]	September 1989	Costumed Mickey Mouse (not animated) offers kids a field trip to important social institutions.
Educational	Mickey's Safety Club: What to Do at Home[5]	September 1989	Costumed Mickey Mouse (not animated) offers kids a field trip to important social institutions.
Educational	Mickey's Safety Club: Street Safe, Street Smart	September 1989	Costumed Mickey Mouse (not animated) offers kids a field trip to important social institutions.
Educational	Where Does Time Fly?	September 1989	Animated character Figment teaches words used for past, present, and future tenses.
Educational	What's an Abra Without a Cadabra?[5]	September 1989	Figment teaches antonyms, homonyms, synonyms, and rhymes.
Educational	The Case of the Missing Space [5]	October 1989	Viewers solve a mystery through deciphering a scrambled message.
Educational	Reading Magic with Figment and Peter Pan [5]	1989	Figment and Wendy show Peter Pan the fun of reading.
Educational	A Gift of Time: Pediatric AIDS[5]	September 1989
Educational	Teenage Substance Abuse: An Open Forum with John Callahan[5]	November 1989

1990s

Series	Short film	Date	Notes
Educational	Goofy's Office Safety Championship[14]	1990	Costumed Goofy (not animated) offers kids a field trip to important social institutions.
Educational	Goofy's Plant Safety Championship[14]	1990	Costumed Goofy (not animated) offers kids a field trip to important social institutions.
Educational	Rachel and Marla[14]	July 5, 1990
Educational	Who Owns the Sun?[14]	August 14, 1990
Educational	The Great Quake Hazard Hunt[14]	October 18, 1990	Rescue Rangers Chip and Dale (costumed, not animated) explain what to do in the event of an earthquake.
Educational	Voices of the Road Back: A Program About Drugs[14]	October 1990
Educational	If I'm Lyin'…I'm Dyin': A Program About Smoking[14]	November 1990
Educational	Zort Sorts: A Story about Recycling[14]	1991
Educational	Goofy over Dental Health[14]	March, 1991	Goofy costumed (not animated) explains the importance of tooth brushing to an 8 year old. Produced by Disney Educational and shown in school.
Educational	Goofy over Health[14]	March, 1991	Goofy costumed (not animated) explains to 8 year old the proper importance of proper health habits. produced by Walt Disney Educational and shown in School.
Educational	Climbing High[14]	January 1991
Educational	Donald's Fire Drill[14]	January 1991	Costumed Donald Duck (not animated), is the host at a quiz-show themed around fire safety, produced by Disney Educational and shown in school
Educational	Fitness Fun with Goofy[14]	March, 1991	Goofy costumed (not animated) has a fitness program for kids. Produced by Disney Educational and shown in school.
Educational	Return to Sender[14]	March 1991
Educational	Paying the Price[14]	March 1991
Educational	D.A.R.E. to Care: A Program for Parents[14]	April 1991
Educational	It's Not My Fault[14]	August 1991
Educational	Rescue Rangers Fire Safety Adventure [14]	August 1991	Chip'n Dale Rescue Rangers (Costumed, not animated) need to foil a plot by the Fatcat (not animated)
Educational	Drawing Conclusions[14]	August 1991	A Philosophical program
Educational	What's Wrong With This Picture?[14]	August 1991
Educational	Big Brother Blues[14]	1991
Educational	Loaded Weapon[14]	February 1992
Educational	AIDS: You've Got to Do Something[14]	June 1992
Educational	No Big Deal[14]	June 1992
Educational	D.A.R.E. to Be Aware: Matt's Story[14]	November 1992
Educational	D.A.R.E. to Be Aware: Michael's Story[14]	November 1992
Educational	Out of Control[14]	November 1992
Educational	Consider the Alternatives[14]	December 1992
Educational	D.A.R.E. to Be Aware: Angela's Story[14]	1992
Educational	Skin Deep [14]	October 4, 1993
Educational	D.A.R.E. to Be Aware: Steve's Story[14]	December 1993
Educational	D.A.R.E. to Be Aware: Lauren's Story[14]	December 1993
Educational	Discover Quest: Explorations in Earth Science[14]	December 1994
Educational	Discover Quest: Explorations in Life Science[14]	December 1994
Educational	Discover Quest: Explorations in Physical Science[14]	December 1994
Educational	Smoke Signals[14]	January 1995
Educational	Still Waters[14]	January 1995
Educational	Under the Gun[14]	January 1995
Educational	Waging Peace[14][27]	November 6, 1996	Originally shown on Disney channel

2000s

Series	Short film	Date	Notes
Educational	Randy Pausch: The Last Lecture	November 25, 2008	Classroom Edition

Music Videos

Series	Short film	Date	Director	Notes
Music video	The Party Tilyadrop Tour[14]	April 19, 1991		Music video from the Tilyadrop Tour band and some back stage showings.

Online films

Series	Short film	Date	Notes
Theme Parks	The Art of Vacationing	April 5, 2012	First Screened Online
Theme Parks	The Art of Keeping Cool	June 30, 2015[28]	First screened online
Theme Parks	The Art of Fishing	June 21, 2016[29]	First screened online
Launchpad	American Eid	May 28, 2021
Launchpad	Dinner Is Served	May 28, 2021
Launchpad	Growing Fangs	May 28, 2021
Launchpad	The Last of the Chupacabras	May 28, 2021
Launchpad	Let's Be Tigers	May 28, 2021
Launchpad	The Little Prince(ss)	May 28, 2021
n/a	Say It With PRIDE: Disney+ Celebrate Pride 365 Variety Show[30]	June 30, 2022	YouTube & Facebook

See also

• True-Life Adventures
• People & Places
• Circle-Vision 360°
• Welcome to Pooh Corner
• Questions! / Answers?
• Bill Nye the Science Guy
• Disney Channel
• List of Disney animated shorts
• List of Disney theatrical animated feature films
• List of Disney feature films
• List of Disney home entertainment
• List of Disney television series
• Disney anthology television series (1954–1983)